... , tree lizards, frogs, small turtles, birds, snakes, small deer, and even fish. In populated areas they are known to eat domestic poultry, young pigs, and lambs. They have very sharp canines as well as molars used to eat their food. One researcher had found that ocelots will actually cross and re-cross their home range in search of prey. Sometimes they ... ...

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... that the dogs can succeed where the humans failed goes a long way in explaining the other character's actions. The four principle characters of McTeague fall short where two "simple-minded- canines win. According to Norris, humans are less than animals; they are slow-witted beasts barely able to come to grips with their own nature. Instead of pretending they are so ... ...

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